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Began in 1780
Movement to end slavery
Theodore Weld, Lucrettia Mott, James Madison, Daniel Webster, etc.
Message was to get skavery abolished -
First state to ratify the constitution
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State animal is a horse
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Largest state east of the Mississippi River
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Called "The Constitution State"
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People in Boston built the first subway system
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Famous for sea food
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States wildflower is the goldenrod
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First potato was planted there
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State tree is dogwood
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1 in 38 people in the United States lives in New York City
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First president
Signed first copyright law -
First drawbridge in the United States was built there
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Smallest state
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Nicknamed the Green Mountain State
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State bird is a cardinal
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Known for Country Music Hall Of Fame
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Washington wanted to convince the Americans that his service was not necessary. He said to stay away from alliances with foreign nations.
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Moving public speaker
She became free from slavery and started a new life where she wrote speeches, sold her house, changed her religion, etc.
Ain't I a Woman- May 29, 1851
She died in Battle Creek Michigan -
Also served as a Vice President,
Treaty of Morfontaine -
John Adams signed into law 4 acts that increased residency requirements for Americans. These laws were designed to weaken the Democratic-Republican Party.
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Principle author of the Declaration of Independence
Napoleonic war was occurring -
1803, 1810, 1819, 1821, 1824
Madbury vs Madison, Fletcher vs Peck, McCulloch vs Maryland, Cohens vs Virginia, Gibbons vs Ogden, Dartmouth College vs Woodwork
He was known for his fairness and believed in a strong federal government -
828,000 square miles for $11,250,000
Big impacts evaluate France didn't own their land anymore -
The court case resulted from a petition to the Supreme Court, made by William Marbury.
John Adams, James Madison, John Marshall
Caused the Judiciary Act of 1789
Unanimous 4-0 decision, Marbury had the right to commission -
State bird is the cardinal
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Meriwether Lewis and William Clark went on an expedition across the Lousiana Territory
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Because involved with the American colonization society
Liberator- 1831-1865
Wrote things against slavery
His goal was to promote blacks freedom -
Huge contribution to the ratification of the constitution
Prohibited trading with Britain and France -
Network of secret routes and safe houses for slaves
Harriet Tubman, Henry Brown, Anderson Abbott, John Brown
About 100,000 slaves were saved
Kansas, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, Maine, and like 10 more states..
Goal was to free slaves by sending them to Canada -
US V. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Led to the destruction to the power of tribes -
Has the tallest state Capitol building in the United States
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Leading figure in the early women's rights movement.
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Abraham Lincoln moved to Indiana when he was 7 years old
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Last president from the founding fathers of the United States
"Era of Good Feelings" began -
The town of Midnight, Mississippi was named during the daytime
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Joined several organizations in new Bredford, regularly attended slavery abolitionist meetings
Most moving passage in Douglass's speeches: what to a slave is the 4th of July? -
Ice cream sundae originated in Illinois
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United States purchased Florida
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Landmark decision from the Supreme Court dealing with the application of the contract clause.
Case arose when the president of Dartmouth College attempted to make the college a public institution.
Governor of New Hampshire, president of Dartmouth College
Resulted in the rise of the American business corporation and the American free enterprise system
Ruled in favor of the college -
Maryland imposed taxes on all notes of. Sinks not charted in Maryland
Maryland attempted to impede the operation of the second bank of the United States
Chief Justice Marshall
First substantial constitutional case
Courted terminus that congress did have the power to create the bank -
Famous for Gulf Coast beaches
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Prohibited skavery in Louisiana territory
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He wanted good education for the public
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Well known feminist who played a large role in the Womens Suffrage movement.
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Famous for lobster
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In Missouri it is unlawful to throw hard objects by hand
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Message was that any further efforts by europians to colonize or interfere with states in North or South America would be viewed as aggression
James Monroe -
Message was that any further efforts by europians to colonize or interfere with states in North or South America would be viewed as aggression
James Monroe -
Landmark decision in which the Supreme Court help power to regulate interstate commerce.
Aaron Ogden filed a complaint to New York asking to restrain Thomas Gibbons from operating on certain waters.
Thomas Addis Emmet, Thomas J. Oakley, William Wirt, Daniel Webster, Ogden, and Gibbons
Court ruled in favor of Gibbons -
First president who was the son of a former president
"Corrupt bargain" had taken place, leading people to want to end Adam's presidency -
Helped represent the common man
Greatest party battle -
Rebel slaves (Led by Nat Turned) killed between 55-65 people
Nat was captured, not killed. Got a book written about him which won the Pulitzer Prize -
State flower is apple blossom
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Detroit is know as the car Capitol of the world
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8th Vice President, Secretary of State
Financial panic of 1837 -
Cherokee nation was forced to give up its land east of the Mississippi river
Andrew Jackson -
Wide belief for many that the United states was destined to stretch from coast to coast
Term originated in the 1840's -
Shortest presidential term (32 days)
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First Vice President to be elevated to president
Tariff bill protecting northern manufacturer -
Known as the sunshine state
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Last strong president until the civil war
Treaty extending the Canadian boundary -
Mockingbird is state bird
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Mexico refused to accept texas claiming certain land
Mexico comprised about 1,700,000 sq miles
We gained California and New Mexico -
Home of the worlds largest strawberry
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State bird is the robin
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Lucrettia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Included many discussions on female rights in society
First women's rights convention -
The goal was to have equality between women and men
Women wanted the right to vote
Right to submit laws, right to vote, right for representation, etc. -
National hero in the United States Army
Slave market in District Columbia -
Last president not to be affiliated with either the democratic or republican parties
Bill to admit California -
State fish is the golden trout
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Purchased southern Arizona and New Mexico
"Bleeding Kansas" became a prelude to the civil war -
He wanted to end slavery
He took action by attempting to start a liberation movement along African American slaves
He led a raid on the federal armory -
Ended troubles in Kansas
Served immediately prior to the civil war -
Decision of whether or not freed African American slaves can be US citizens.
Dred Scott (slave) threatened to sue
Dred Scott, Roger Taney
Hoped it would settle slavery question
Outcome: blacks could not be citizens -
As more ghost towns than any other state
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A person may not cross state lines with a duck atop its head
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Most respected president,
Civil war began during presidency -
Protest against taxed whiskey
Fairly significant, helped demonstrate that the new national government had the ability to suppress violent resistance to its laws
